CPAP Care
Regular Care & Maintenance is Key For Safety and Longevity.
Masks, hoses, and connectors – keep them all clean and safe with regular cleaning and new supply orders!
CPAP Resupply Schedule
Nearly every insurance provider recommends regular renewal of your CPAP supplies and equipment. Take advantage of the chance to replace your supplies regularly to ensure the best for your CPAP device and to prevent infections.
By Month
Twice Monthly
- Nasal Mask cushions and pillows
- Disposable Filters
Once Monthly
- Full-face Mask Cushions
Every 3 months
- Mask Frame
- Tubing (standard or heated)
Every 6 months
- Headgear and Chin Straps
- Humidifier Water Chamber
- Non-disposable Filters
By Type
Mask Frame: 3 months
Cushions: 1 month
Headgear: 6 months
Chin Strap: 6 months
Tubing: 3 months
Disposable Filters: 2 weeks
Non-Disposable Filters: 6 months
Water Chamber: 6 months
CPAP Cleaning & Hygiene
Maintaining proper cleaning and hygiene for your CPAP equipment is essential for ensuring effective therapy and safeguarding your health. Regular cleaning helps prevent the buildup of harmful bacteria, mold, and allergens that can compromise your respiratory health and the efficiency of your CPAP device.
By incorporating a few simple practices into your routine, you can keep your equipment in top condition and ensure a safe, comfortable sleep experience.
- Daily Rinse: Rinse the mask and hose with warm water every morning to remove any residue and moisture.
- Weekly Wash: Once a week, wash all removable parts, including the mask, tubing, and humidifier chamber, with mild soap and warm water.
- Filter Check: Regularly check and replace the CPAP filters according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure clean air circulation.
- Dry Thoroughly: After cleaning, allow all parts to air dry completely before reassembling to prevent mold and bacteria growth.